In winter, due to climatic characteristics and other environmental factors, the sampling data will be different, in order to ensure physical and mental health and assess the quality of the environment, in some key items to apply to the winter environmental characteristics.
1. Temperature detection
Temperatures can be lower in winter, so temperature detection is a top priority. Temperature detection can reflect climate change and assess the effects of cold weather.
2. Humidity detection
The dry climate of winter can cause the humidity to be too low, which can affect human comfort and cause some environmental problems. Humidity detection helps to understand the moisture content in the air and prevent problems or fire risks caused by over-drying.
3. Air quality testing
Indoor air quality may deteriorate in winter due to heating and other reasons. Air quality testing can monitor indoor pollutant levels, such as particulate matter, carbon dioxide, etc., to ensure healthy air quality standards.
Fourth, contaminant detection
The accumulation of certain pollutants may be exacerbated in winter due to changes in meteorological conditions. Contaminant detection helps identify and monitor substances that may pose a health risk, such as carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, etc.
5. Soil testing
Soil freezing in winter can lead to the migration and dispersion of some soil contaminants. Soil testing can monitor harmful substances in the soil and prevent effects on groundwater and crops.